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A: A basic spelling checker that processes an input stream of some kind might use a StreamTokenizer to identify the words from the input and use the LinkedList's contains(Object) method to check whether the given word is recognised. How you deal with un-matched words is up to the application interface, this example just lists the line number and word on the console output.

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